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FORDWICH --A social nixie w,us I fnmiIV, of St. Catharines, spent the nuke, dun„; It;Alt(rt C:Jat'Jcsoll;
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htr..J'aek !Foster, er peat/wawa. sun, hurl,; M.ery ToldiLar
spent the week -end with his moth -
spent Thursday afternoon lit SStweelt end With Mr" anti Mrs. RQ" Chris Van d( Witt(r,
No, 12 fowiak, when pupils and
parents gathered to present their
teacher, Mrs. Rona Browne, with rr
gift prior to her departure. el'. Mrs. Ruby Foster. Miss Jean (tirade VI to VII Dolma Arm -
Cheryl Gibson read a poem and laosier is spending this week with strung, hon.; Kenneth Newell, then.;
on behalf of the pupilsi v
Mrs. Miss Pat3ca1cin Toronto.
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F
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Browne was presented with a Miss Mary Corbett, of Toronto' C.rrttde. 'V to V1 1Ceaue'klr Voider.leather. 'hassock and a white: wicker spent the holiday week -end with cornucopia filled with artificial Roy I('oresLer•, (Grade JV to V--•'k'erry Clarkson,
fruits. She thanked everyone for Miss Brenda Hiison, of 1.isLowei, hon.; l ayrnoud Newell; tleraldine
their kindness to her during the!
ent tlweek
is -end with Mr. and l'uddicoinbe; Ronald Van de Water,
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past six years spent with them, it. Mrs. „in. Solllern, hon.the beginning of the fall term Mrs, Among the leaving today
;Browne will teach near Hanover. Afire tctarsale !l to 111 .- ::veli 1Ssuter,
for summer school arc• Mrs, Cordon
:tei11a 11('r to Kitchener; Clayton
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Cober to Loudon; Mrs. Harold
Pollock to Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack .brown and
family and Mr. William Brown at-
tended the Brown reunion on Sat-
,• urday at Elora.
.Mr. and Mrs. Carman Bride, of
['ort Credit, visited Sunday with
Mrs..H. M. Bride. Mr. and !vir:c, Bryon ( loins of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Silnnaertn'L1tc 1 ,1•oron(o, spout the w(•elt-end with
rind family spent the weep end al
Mirror Violet. :and Lenore 13oswith-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, crick.
The latter returned with,
I)rinunie in London..them and on 'Tuesday night will
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey cDermitt leave by jet plane from Malton.
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During the afternoon many Inter,
estiug games .and races Were en,
jnyed by both children and adults.
After a delicious supper the new
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slate of officers for the 1963 e,
union were introduced as follows.
+Alvin
Carl Pitch; vier.,
Higgins; secretary.terasurer•, Mrs.
Ross Higgins,
The oldest person presents was
Mr. Arthur Fitch who is 87i and 15 -
months -old Karen Fitch'Wes the
youngest. Persons travelling the
greatest distance were Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Baker and family from
Ottawa, and Mr. Paul Higgins, of
Rieliard's Lra'nding, Ontario.
and Larry visited one day last week
with Mrs. Clara MCDermitt at
Iiuronview :[Tonic in Clinton.
Miss Anne Millar is spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Drew
Aitcheson in Elora.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and
Mrs. George Baker attended the
She will spend 0 few days in Eng-
land and then on to 1'111•is, France,
'where she will attend Sorbonne
University for six weeks.
Linda and Bobby Jordan. of
Woodstock, are spending a week a4
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Jordan,
Mr•. and Mrs. •Iasi- (.Sibson and
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fir, 'and Airs. Douglas
The Rev. E. , and Mrs, Attwell Married r'5 Years
left oil 'Tuesday for a trig to the wROXETER '-•-° Congratulations
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Pour Teachers Are
Honored. at Dinner
(t(.)RRII9 - The teachers of West
Howlett public schools entertain -
r'(1 their husbands and wives at a
supper in the Carrie United Church,
Mrs. Eva Harris of S.S. 10, Miss
Mary 1';lliott Wroxeter junior room,
and Mrs. Audrey Howlett, music
supervisor from Lucknow were pre-
sented with remembrances. Mrs,
Barbara Derr, Mildmay, was also
remembered.
The evening was silent in games
and contests. The Northern Un-
it of the U.C.W. catered,
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funeral of a. relative in ChcsleY ) LA��
one day last week. I' m
Miss Ruth ,Johnson and Miss little son. of Toronto, were week-
spent encs visitors avith Mr, and Mrs, (tORRIE- -The Swimming anti
. the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Doug. Holt.
anniversary on. SundaY, with a
The Sunday !School of St, 'Ste- fatuity dinner on the lawn of tlteil'
lien's Anglican Church and many dz mc" The table was lawn Cd with
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members of the congregation spent a three-tier wedding cake, d('ci'a'
Sunday afternoon at the bommun- ted in pink and white, They were'
lovely cnLrds
ity park, A pic(nie lunch. was en- the recipients of many la Y
jnyed, and gifts.
Mr, and Mrs. Claude Hall and Those attending were front
son of Toronto were visitors over. Graveifets' , Sudbury, Alliston,
the Domiryion lay' week,lend with. Toronto, Petrolia, Listowel 1(1(1
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Pyke, Mrs.' Wroxeter,
Hall and soil remained for along- The happy couple was married
er visit. h Rev. A M
Mrs,' John Stewart, Miss Jean
Stewart of Toronto, Mrs, Webster
% t Anne Lindsay, of Toronto, spt t o Water Safety classes sponsored by
Mr. and Iv1rs. ,lack Keias, Anne' the Water Safety Committee of the
• Fuel prices g� up in the Fall, 50 Glenn Johnson. Red Gross will again be held in the
$11 your bin with steady -burning Mr. and Mrs, Cordon Goldrieh, .and Michael, of Guelph, visited commene-
:blue coal' now and save. Re- of London, spent the holiday week- over the week -enol wilt Mr. (111x1 Gorrie
on1 ,unity, park to August
member, the sooner you order, end with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Dem- Mrs, Wally Gibson. 25th,
- flee more you save. Call us today! ening, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Potts,
of Don Whitfield, who took the Red
�; Mrs. Melpha Holland, of P.alm''r- Burlington, anci Miss Doreen ArrIl- Water Safety Instructor's
•- COME IN OR PHONE Us Tonal, ston, spent last week at her home strong, of T'eLcl4urrougll, spent the Crossse at Owen Sound this year,
H, N. GOWDX c� SON here. week -end with Me, and Mrs. Ever- cand was successful in passing ex -
Miss Marie Browne ami Robert itt Armstrong. ams, will be the instructor. Carl
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ling, Muskoka, where they will bc' dell of Barri., are spending a few ,Chert is still room for a few more
employed for two months at the days with their grandparents, Mr. applicants.
summer resort, and Mrs. Stan Bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lyun and
I fanhily, of Orillia, are spending this
week wit ith the latter's another,
I Mrs, Dora Ridley.
Jacklin, Listowel, Mr, and Mrs,
George Brown and Jean visited Mr,
and Mrs,. Ira Neill, Wroxeter, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cooke,
Misses Nadine Cooke and Carol
Keil spent the holiday. week -end at
Port Elgin.
Mr, and Mrs, James Walker and
Brian, Brampton, spent the Do-
minion Day week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyndman
are motoring to the Western pro-
vinces.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Woods, Judy
and Eugene, Kitchener, were week-
end visitors of Mrs. James Shera.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregor Roy, Sud-
bury, Mrs, Bert Vodden, LaVerne
and Murray of London spent a few
days with Mr. and. Mrs.. . Cloyne
Michel.
Mr, and Mrs. .Harry Templeman,.
Donald, Susan and Kenneth spent with them for two weeks' vacation.
Saturday in Port Elgin, • Mr, and Mrs. Bob Mowbray and
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Edgar, Mr. Danny, Kitchener, were Weekend
and Mrs, Iiobert.Edgar and family guests of Mr. and NH's. Harvey
spent the .week -end in Port Elgin.
Miss Karen Michel is holidaying
at North Bay and Sudbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley Strong,
Mr. and Mrs. •Gladstone Edgar,
Mrs. Nettie Hutchison, Molesworth,
Mrs. Watson Brown, Brussels and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar, Nickel, Lis-
towel, attenderd , the Cochrane -
Newbigging reunion in . Paris on Sunday.
Monday. • Miss • Evelyn Altman, Waldttrton,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Earl, Ethel is visiting with Misses Shirley',
and Mrs. Laura McDonald, Lon-. Joyce and. Pauline Moore,
don, were supper guests of Mr, and, _ Mr. Paul Higgins, St, Joseph's is -
Mrs. Charles Finlay on Sunday. land, arrived Saturday to spend the
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Martin, Joan' .summer with his parents, Mr. and
and Ann, Toronto, were weekend Mrs. Stewart Higgins.
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service /,°% 1 Ind Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne,
�f•! :,j4s H I Mr, and Mrs. Eldon •(Ira11an1 and
meet �� *Ow
i family, of 'Coro.rtfa spent. t.l1e lholi-
tai I:__eet .__l , ;•r•s: .,;t _ week -end at 111111 home here.
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Mr. slur! Mrs. Jir1t f'atLersou, of i
— needs.
,•, �y t 1 Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, tiVilloltl,-
1 ' 1 by Patterson anti family, '01' Dou 1
1 • 0 1 Mills, were week -cud visitor's with
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Mrs. Pearl MA, 1
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When it comes LO any ttltil el v atm li,obcrt Campbell, Kerry and
and 0 I Alan, shoot t, few days last week
1 OCl llallle ll. We do it til +l i ' with the farmer's parents, Mr. Laid
(U 11. 1'111i ( 1)11(' Cjllll'�C :r+i(t) flet'( "' ,Mrs, George Moss, in Galt, I
� 1 11! r Mr. and Mrs. Don Bridge aa1(1
• Nvil1 keep you (111 lite- o, ` illuo1111}', 1 ( family attended a reunion. on Sat-
_ • , 11j'da1y at Lion's Head,
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Mr. told Mrs. Earl Baker and
— family, of Ottawa, visited over the
! holiday with Mrs. Martha Baker.
0 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson and
family attended 11, reunion in Strat-
ford on Saturday.
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1W of fort Colborne, are spending a
j couple of weeks with Mr, and Mrs.
IT; Alex .Keith.
Orange Service
in Gorrie Church
Miss 13011010 Ing)is, of Toronto.I
spent 111e week -end at cher home s
i here:
Mrs.Len Wilson, Susan and M1ir-
ray spent the week -end with rela-
t1V('S 1n Toronto,
Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Kirby, of
C1C)RR1Ei--'1'.ile District L,O:L,
ale L,O.B.A Orange service .held
old
in the Corrie Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning was well at-
tended,
Rev. S. J. Stewart of Molesworth
and. Corrie Presbyterian Churches
was the speaker. He chose the
text. from. Revelations 3:15, "1
know thy works -•I would thou
wort cold of hot," 11 is with zeal
we should Bland up for our ChrIs-
(.dt(n principles.
The choir sang the anilism' Clifford, • spent the week -end
"Have Thine Own Way Lord!" North Keppel. •
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Gowdy, Mr.
family Reunion and. Mrs, Harry. Gowdy :were sup-
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residing at the borne of Mr. and
Mrr,. C=harles MCC: utaheon,
Mr. and Mrs, hill Doherty and
family spent. the weep -end whiz Mr.
and M.i'S. Leslie Douglas, it being
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and Mrs. John Riley of Brussels
rui(1 Mr. :end Mrs. Chester Alderson
Of North Bay.
Mr's. ,Jtzo. Snell 110cl her daughter
and husband, hurl family from LOLL,
don over the weekend. gut
Mr. and Mr's. Blair Sharp, Mut,
'I'ormny, Davey and Sandra of Sar
nia, spent the week -end with Mr.
joint 1JUpfer. Mrs. Sharp and
children are slaying fol to weep s
On July 1st, 1937, Y e vnetttioll"
Grant at Wroxeter United Gihurc+lt Mars. .Mentes hong spent Sunday
manse, They have one daughter' with her sister, NJ vs, Fred liynd-
Anne who attends '1'eaelter's' ('ol-
lege at .111(11 and Mr, 1:lyndmau, (lori'!c
Prior to the Sunday plirty, 1.1101.110,
Stratford, Miss Hazel Spading, Mr. ,John
were guests at a surprise party atchildUttpl'" and Mrs, Blair Sharp and
Munro's cottage at Ambel'ley, wren visited
MMonday with Mrs,
hen child Olu'znir'harl send Mr. and Mrs,
they were presented with a belLu4i- Jtunes RO1Walion, Goderich,
fol wall mirror, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Coupland,
of Toronto, are spending their vas
eal.iotl with Mr, andMrs, Harvey('.ouplrinrtl.
Miss Anne Douglas will be teach -
Ing; noxi year al 1 opuoi• ('1111'2,
M.r. and Mrs. ScoiL 1lunle. Su -
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yon, Grand Carlya r, Salt L
'ii•eliowstone ?ark and 4
riving on August nth.
k'.aul and five other melt-
('rs and cooks, and ell lite
buses, owned ''by itis, 'f
whose wife left 011 Jt'l:oilday'
who groupo •
girls a1
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3 'itish isles and bare t'
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with Mr. and Mrs, Glenn MOK('r'•.
cher and family at Southampton.
Mrs. R, Newton and Miss Nancy
Newton visited with Mr, an(l.Mrs•
William Hart and Mr, and Mrs.
Lyle Hart and family at Port gal,. san and 1)on111(1 are vacationhlg
gip over the week -end. with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hupfer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clarke and
falgin. AJ'mily spent the week -end at .i'ot'a f•l,r,ivin. Bus on
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Ross 'romans, Mr, Wallace 'To- western Tour. and Miss Lynne Wright. were
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visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Lorne
Matthews, Preston, on Monday.
Master' Glenn Matthews returned
Reidt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lucus, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Heath and Paul
of Listowel, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Coates, held a fam-
ily picnic at Conestoga clam on
Monday,
Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Townsend
and family were in Port Elgin on
guests at the home of Mr. Bert
Hubbard. . ,
Mr. and Mrs, John Moore, Lynda
and Chris of Fenwick spent the
-
week -end with Mr, and. Mrs, Ray-
mond
mond Gowliy. •
Mr. and: Mrs, 'W..T!-iermeston, of
Mount Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Withenow, of Ayton, were Sunday
visitors at the • home' of . Mr. and
Padre and Mrs, Douglas b'uller
and .family ,of .Fairview, N.S., and
Mr, and Mrs. George Mills, Sarnia.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark on
•
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr; Bill Higgins Is attending
summer school at Waterloo Univer-
sity and Mr, Ian Howes is at Wes-
tern University, London,
Misses Dawn Lite Clark, Helen
Mrs. Hartwell Stewart, •, McGee and 'Bonnie Edgar, KIWI',
Miss,Ruth Grainger. is spending , eller, :spent the week -end at their
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few.days
wee Grainger at W.anaceburg. • Mr..and'Mrs, Cecil Grainger, (.nor.
Mrs. Glen Austin and family and rte visited Miss Margaret Jardine
Mrs and _Mrs; Victor Stockton of ; on"Sunday.
a • 'Miss Lynda Stewart was a Stun-.
dayguest of -Miss Dawn Lue Clark
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Townsend
and family spent Sunday at Port
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Mrs. Ida Griffiths of Win;lianr,
accompanied by relatives, spent
the week -end at her sammer hutnr'
here,
We Welcome Mr. 'William Ringlet
back to the'community, He is BOW
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OORRIE--The Cochrane - New-
bigging reunion was held at the
agricultural building in Paris on
July 2. The afternoon was spent
in visiting, races and games.
The oldest lady present was Mrs.
John Cochrane, Paris.
'or 1963 was ap-
The exccu
pointed as follows: Pres., Welles-
/ ley Strong, Gorrie; first vice, Bruce
Cochrane, Paris; sec:-treas., Mrs.
Glad Edgar, Gorrie; sports comm„
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Newbigging,
Galt. The 1963 reunion will be
held in Listowel Park.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Strong and
family visited Mrs. :Mary. Hessel-
wood, of Blyth on 'Sunday.
Mrs. Jack'Ca'rson and Mrs, Jes-
sie Sutherland of Toronto were
Sunday visitors with Mr: and Mrs.
James Edwards. •
Mr.'an'd Mrs, :Oswald Gri.ese, 11�Idsi-
land, ;Mich,, spent Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. `Chas. Koch . Mrs,
LauraMcDonald, London,• visited
at. the same home oh• SundaY., t
Mr. and'. Mrs Nell • Hatt and
daughters .02 Harriston .spent • Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Searson,
Mrs. John Ko(:h, Margaret and
George, are sailing aboard the
Acadia for Germany for a six
weeks' holiday with relatives.
Mr, George Gregg left by plane
on a tour of Rome .and Italy.
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Wi1['1'lt('•k11)11011 -Mr. and Mrs.
Paul clroSb(nrth of Toronto left. on
Monday from London with the
three laser- that carry aborti•. 100
leachers from Toronto and Lond-
don on a (:ondueled tour to Winni-
peg, the Calgary Stampede, Jasper,
Banff, Vanco.iver, the World's
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coast. to Mexico, and to Bryce Can -
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WROXETER — The Harmony
Group of the UCW met at the home
of Mrs. Don Irwin with 15 mem-
bers present. Theme was "Our
Church and the Community" taken
by Mrs. R. Newton and Mrs, Lyle
Hart,
Call to worship was given by Mrs.
Newton as was the invocation. A
,hymn was sling, followed by Scrip-
ture by Mrs, Lyle Hart and prayer
by Mrs. Newton. The topic was
given by Mrs, John McLean,
Group 'leader, Mrs. Don Mc-
Laughlin, took over for the busi-
ness with minutes of the last meet -
Mg g road by Mrs. Jbhn Clarke,
11 was decided to go to the Strat-
ford 'Shakespearean Festival for
the group outing, Mrs. Jas. Wylie,
Eta convener, is in charge of tickets
and arrangements.
YiROXLTED'
Our fisc... l Year
this e_ th
to e advantage of our.
Mrs. Arthur Edgar and Mrs.
James Halliday, Winghairi, called
oil Mrs, W. Weir and Miss Gert.
ride Bush on Monday evening,
Mrs. Art Thompson, Toronto',
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tooley of
Milligan, spent Sunday with Mr.
anci Mrs. Pere Henley,
Ross Tomans' attended decol'a-
Ron. services at Mina Centre ceme-
tery On Sunday,
Mrs. W. Weir spent last week
with Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson,.
Mr, acid Mrs. Harvey Bradshaw
and Vickie spent the week -end
Specials on Suiiimci Stoc�
COME IN AND SEE '!'111". MANY BARGAINS OFFERED 111
BRAND NAME MERCHANDISE IN CURRENT
STYLES, COLOURS AND FABRICS,
LADIES? WEAR - CHILDREN'S WEAR
MEN'S ANLL BOYS' WEAR
REMEMBER OUR 1)O1,1C;''
"To sell brand name quality merchandise at bed
possible prices"
r-._.<,ia. ing .. ,t Clothing . oti s11'E
If after purchasing an article at Hayes Family �l 1; y
able to purchase a like article anywhere 'ia Ontario at a lower
price, we will refund the difference.
ayes
PHONE 414
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